Benign schizotypy?

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This chapter focuses on the benign features of the schizotypal personality trait, and specifically the proposition that it may underlie what will be referred to as ‘spiritual experience’. It discusses quantifying the spiritual experience, studies and measurement tools, and illustrative case studies of ‘benign schizotypy’.

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